The Computer Science for All Act of 2025 directs the U.S. Secretary of Education to award grants to states, school districts, and tribal schools to expand computer science education from kindergarten through high school. Grant recipients must develop plans ensuring all high school students have access to computer science courses within five years and establish computer science education starting in elementary school. The bill requires grant funds to support teacher training, quality learning materials, and special efforts to increase participation among underrepresented groups including minorities, girls, and low-income students. The bill authorizes $250 million total in federal funding across fiscal years 2026-2030, with grants lasting up to five years, and requires grantees to report student participation data semi-annually broken down by race, ethnicity, gender, and income level. Congress will receive a comprehensive report five years after the first grants are awarded evaluating program outcomes.
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